Is bitcoin the beta test for a one world currency?

Yes

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That's the reason the alternative media is pushing it and the mainstream media is largely trashing it--reverse psychology to prep the population for it.

dont think so, it has draw backs and i dont think TPTB like BTC too much, just look another alternative was recently raided "Liberty Reserve"

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Yes.

Who was supposed to be the creator some anonymous Japanese guy? Seems sushi to me.

General rule of thumb is.

The Illuminati are behind pop culture, fads and "Whats in".

Be weary whenever something new comes along with no apparent strings attached.

No, the bankers don't own or run bitcoin. Right now it is the best path regaining your monetary freedom from TPTB.

I thought this the first time I heard the description of it.

And you seriously believe that TPTB would allow a competing currency to thrive in the shadows? Have you seen what's been happening to Syria, North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and any other so-called "rogue nation" that is not part of the "globalist central bank"? Most of the negative propaganda you see concerning these countries is a cover story to explain the eventual seizing of their state-owned banks, ala Iraq, Afganistan & Libya over the last decade.

And we have a winner!

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bitcoin dies when silkroadmarket dies

bitcoin is a DRUG currency...

No. You clearly don't understand anything about the financial markets if you think it could.

Bitcoin is a way for individuals to trade currency on a very short term basis. You can't "invest" in bitcoins. Many people made a lot of money recently doing just that, but that anomaly sorted itself out quickly. Bitcoins are for making anonymous transactions. Make of that what you will.

The banks are working on their own digital currencies. They will never endorse something they cannot control. However, if you have ever looked at the source code for BTC, it is quite extraordinary. Written by masters of C/C++, mathematics, and cryptography. This is nearly military grade software in its sophistication. Which begs the question...who really made it. Lone hacker, or state (nwo) sponsored.

Maybe, and it's just this sense I have, these crypto currencies are a crypto-breaking project.

Think about it.

Get an extremely strong, solid cryptographic algorithm and then use the collective computing power of all computing enthusiasts to break it.

Generate all possible hashes and then put all of that information on a distributed database that can be accesses at any time from anywhere.

Let the lemmings generate all the "money" then use the broken code to rob them and disrobe them.

Just sayin.

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No. Do you really think TPTB would accept any currency that they have no control over?

That's an interesting perspective.

But how else will the power of central banks be broken, without peer-to-peer commerce? Coins work fine for anonymity but must be minted by a centralized, "official" body, and they don't work well for long-distance transactions.

Also, encryption can keep changing, such that even if someone confiscated all the hash codes for Bitcoin, it doesn't necessarily mean that they have all possible codes for every piece of encrypted data. They will always be running behind.

I'd think that the banksters would be motivated to squash Bitcoin because it is not centrally-controlled and requires no bankers, ever. And they already have robbed us with conventional fiat currencies, so what possible currency would be better?

please copy and paste the code in here for us to look at

This is a link to the master branch, you can view the code in the browser.

[link to github.com (secure)]

Bitcoin is nothing but a clever tool for people with money to move it around, evade/avoid taxes and do generaly "grey" things in a time where most things are so regualted by the banks. I expeect many of the CEO's of the major banks use bitcoin

where are the files that i need to read that would constitute

source code of a running mining bitcoin wallet, these files

are just updates and are not what your talking about

No because the bitcoins being sold right now haven't been made and won't be for another 40 years.

Finite BT's being managed in a fractional reserve way = fail.

wow, most u posters are plum stupid

Wow Bitcoin no longer a instaban word on GLP? interesting